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The cost of watching Premier League football continues to climb, with ticket prices, travel, food and drinks all adding up.
According to the Daily Mail, following any club home and away across a full season is now estimated to cost north of £3,000, once ticket prices, train travel, a pie and two pints at every match, and a replica kit are all taken into account.
For many supporters, though, it's the price of that pint that stings wallets just as much as anything else on a matchday. With the average cost of a pint in a UK pub currently sitting at £5.50, some Premier League clubs are leaving fans considerably better off than others when it comes to enjoying a drink before or during the game.
The gap between the cheapest and most expensive clubs on this list stretches well beyond £3, a difference that can add up significantly for supporters attending multiple matches across a season, particularly those travelling from further afield.
Here's how all 20 clubs in the Premier League compare, ranked from cheapest to most expensive.
20th-16th
Liverpool's stadium, Anfield
Liverpool's stadium, Anfield
All three promoted sides come in as the cheapest pints in the Premier League, with Ipswich Town having the cheapest pint on the entire list at just £3.50. A pint at Coventry's CBS Arena will set you back just 10 pence more, whilst Hull City also remain under the £4.00 mark at £3.90. It's then Liverpool who offer solid value, charging just £4.80 at Anfield, as Sunderland round out this group on £5.00, still comfortably below the national average.
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Premier League trophy
15th-11th
Old Trafford
Old Trafford
Everton rank 15th at £5.50 per pint, which means only six of the 20 Premier League clubs serve a pint at the national average or below. Leeds United, Newcastle United and Bournemouth just breach that average by 10 pence, and are all level at £5.60 apiece, while Manchester United prove the priciest of this group, serving up a pint at Old Trafford for £5.80.
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10th-6th
General view of the Manchester City corner flag inside the Etihad stadium before the match
General view of the Manchester City corner flag inside the Etihad stadium before the match
Brighton & Hove Albion match Manchester United's price from the section above at £5.80, with Crystal Palace's £5.90 pints making them the cheapest of any club based in London, a far cry from the now-relegated West Ham, who charged an eye-watering £7.30 last season. Nottingham Forest charge £6.00, as do Fulham, the next cheapest London club, and Manchester City, making this the most tightly-packed bracket on the list, separated by just 20 pence.
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5th-1st
Arsenal's stadium, the Emirates Stadium
Arsenal's stadium, the Emirates Stadium
Tottenham Hotspur and Brentford both charge £6.00 for a pint, matching Forest, Fulham and City. Aston Villa are more expensive still at £6.10, with Chelsea dishing out £6.50 pints at Stamford Bridge, giving them second place, before Premier League champions Arsenal top the entire list by a whole 30 pence as the most expensive club in the country for a pint at £6.80, well over a pound above the national average.
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|2026/27 Premier League Pint Prices|
|Rank|Team|Pint|
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|20|Ipswich Town|£3.50|
|19|Coventry City|£3.60|
|18|Hull City|£3.90|
|17|Liverpool|£4.80|
|16|Sunderland|£5.00|
|15|Everton|£5.50|
|14|Leeds United|£5.60|
|13|Newcastle United|£5.60|
|12|Bournemouth|£5.60|
|11|Brighton & Hove Albion|£5.80|
|10|Manchester United|£5.80|
|9|Crystal Palace|£5.90|
|8|Nottingham Forest|£6.00|
|7|Fulham|£6.00|
|6|Manchester City|£6.00|
|5|Tottenham Hotspur|£6.00|
|4|Brentford|£6.00|
|3|Aston Villa|£6.10|
|2|Chelsea|£6.50|
|1|Arsenal|£6.80|